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Jake Paige
Nation
AUS
Team
Team Hammer
Bike / Class Detail
Krämer APX-350 MA
Home Club
Motorcycling Australia
Segment Name
Talent Cup
Date of Birth
May 5, 2011
Hometown
Helensvale, Queensland, Australia
Physical Stats
Height
5'8"
Weight
120 lbs
Eye Color
Blue
Hair Color
Blonde
Jake Paige
Rider Stats
0
Championships
0
Wins
0
Podiums
0
Poles
0
Points
Biography
Jake Paige enters the 2026 MotoAmerica Talent Cup as a premier title contender, joining the prestigious Team Hammer squad. The Australian phenom made a stunning series debut at the 2025 season finale, securing two top-10 finishes and a best of 5th.
A versatile athlete, Paige transitioned to road racing following a dominant flat track career that included multiple Australian Junior Dirt Track Championships. His international resume is equally formidable, featuring standout performances in the FIM MiniGP World Series, Australian Supersport 300, and the Oceania Junior Cup. This season, Paige doubles his global campaign by also competing in the Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup.
Little Known Fact: Cites fellow Australian racer Harrison Voight as a rider he always looked up to. Calls Chang International Circuit in Thailand and COTA his favorite tracks. Likes playing MotoGP on his Nintendo. Is the younger brother of Bodie Paige and the two share a fun brotherly rivalry.
Career Highlights:
2025 – Made his MotoAmerica Talent Cup debut in the season finale at New Jersey Motorsports Park riding with Team Roadracingworld.com and scored a 9th and 5th. Those two finishes placed him 16th in the standings. Finished 5th in the Australian Supersport 300 Championship. Raced MotoMini FIM World Series and was fast in qualifying, but was hampered by a few crashes in the finals. 2024 – Raced Ohvale Cup in Australia and Oceania World Cup. 2023 – Was runner up in the FIM MiniGP Australia Series 160cc class. 2022 – Raced Australian Flat Track and earned national junior titles.
2025 – Made his MotoAmerica Talent Cup debut in the season finale at New Jersey Motorsports Park riding with Team Roadracingworld.com and scored a 9th and 5th. Those two finishes placed him 16th in the standings. Finished 5th in the Australian Supersport 300 Championship. Raced MotoMini FIM World Series and was fast in qualifying, but was hampered by a few crashes in the finals. 2024 – Raced Ohvale Cup in Australia and Oceania World Cup. 2023 – Was runner up in the FIM MiniGP Australia Series 160cc class. 2022 – Raced Australian Flat Track and earned national junior titles.